Kylie Minogue Revisits Her Kylie Christmas Album
Kylie Minogue expressed that she had "so much fun" revisiting her Kylie Christmas album. The 57-year-old singer is releasing a special edition of her 10-year-old festive album on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. The new edition is titled Kylie Christmas (Fully Wrapped) and includes updates that add a "little extra sparkle" to the original 2015 record.
"Revisiting Kylie Christmas ten years on has been so much fun. Fully Wrapped has given me the chance to write and record four new songs and add a little extra sparkle - I can’t wait for everyone to turn up the volume on the new single, XMAS!"
Announcement and Promotion
On Tuesday evening, November 4, Kylie took to Instagram to announce the release of the revamped festive album. She posted:
"Kylie Christmas (Fully Wrapped) …. Tomorrow"
The promotional clip showed Kylie wearing a red dress, surrounded by Christmas presents, highlighting the festive mood of the release.
New Content on Kylie Christmas (Fully Wrapped)
The updated album features four new tracks:
- Hot In December
- This Time Of Year
- Office Party
- XMAS (new single)
Recent Kylie Minogue Releases and Tours
This festive album release follows Kylie’s 17th studio album, Tension II, which came out in October 2024. Earlier, in September 2025, she released a live album titled Tension Tour//Live 2025.
The new edition also comes shortly after Kylie completed a record-breaking 66-date global tour across five continents, her largest tour since 2011.
Author's summary: Kylie Minogue joyfully revitalizes her Christmas album with fresh songs and festive energy, following her recent successful studio and live album releases along with an extensive global tour.
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